Chandler
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can you get a picture of where abouts it is? but If its only a little bit I wouldn't worry
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nice! get a project thread going ye its worth getting the belt done and water [ump at the same time maybe just in case. its all pretty cheap and there easy enough to do anyway
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awesome mate! Hond-r are great guys, you dealt with Maz I take it?
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brilliant!!
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probably both the faggot
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1.8 Aerodeck from Finland (10 years of ownership)
Chandler replied to Dexter's topic in Honda Civic MA/MB/MC
yes please let us know how it goes! but the Gtechniq is supposed to be awesome stuff in general -
mines been lowered a little bit on 16's I personally like 16's but its everyone's opinion. I've seen some nice ones on 17's but are not slammed. I think if you want to go full retard slammed you need 15's really. I can't go any lower on the front because I scrub the arch already. it doesn't actually look that low in the pictures though :/ sorry I love photo whoring
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1.8 Aerodeck from Finland (10 years of ownership)
Chandler replied to Dexter's topic in Honda Civic MA/MB/MC
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ye I get rid of all the crap ha ha
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custom charger?
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that'll do the trick!!
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My Civic MB2 Project! Discs and pads needed!
Chandler replied to fyfie5's topic in Honda Civic MA/MB/MC
bloody hell!!! surely there not yours?? -
faggot
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oooooo well come on then!!
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I recon so
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does look good mate!
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i'll try and get some pictures when I'm back in the country as I'm currently working in Saudi at the minute
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I'm using harnesses so no need for me. but yes I got away with no welding
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ha ha awesome mate!
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uhhh I cut all the unnecessary crap off the top leaving just the rails and mountings, I used 2 long plates of steel on either side and drilled some holes so that the holes matched up with the seat, I then drilled some holes in the plate of steel to match the rail and used some nylon nuts and some bolts to secure in place
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uhhh I cut all the unnecessary crap off the top leaving just the rails and mountings, I used 2 long plates of steel on either side and drilled some holes so that the holes matched up with the seat, I then drilled some holes in the plate of steel to match the rail and used some nylon nuts and some bolts to secure in place
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oooo nice, care to tell?
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I know what it is
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ah that's a shame about the fuel leak mate hope you get it sorted soon!
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i'll have to pop round and have a gander when I'm next free/ in the country
